Author highlights in National Library of Scotland
collections

In a turbulent 21st century, Britain is ruled by an absentee
Hanoverian royal family and controlled by US / UN technology cops.
Security mercenary Mohn Kohn, Janis Taine, a scientist on the run
from the US / UN and Jordan Brown, a teenage refugee from a
religious fundamentalist cult, become caught up in a series of
events controlled by a rogue computer program that could change the
world.

'Night sessions'

NLS reference:
HB2.208.10.458

A bishop is dead. As Detective Inspector Adam Ferguson picks
through the rubble of the tiny church, he discovers that it was
deliberately bombed. That it's a terrorist act is soon beyond
doubt. It's been a long time since anyone saw anything like this.
Terrorism is history … After the Middle East wars and the rising
sea levels — after Armageddon and the Flood — came the Great
Rejection. The first Enlightenment separated church from state. The
Second Enlightenment has separated religion from politics. In this
enlightened age there's no persecution, but the millions who still
believe and worship are a marginal and mistrusted minority. Now
someone is killing them. At first, suspicion falls on atheists more
militant than the secular authorities. But when the target list
expands to include the godless, it becomes evident that something
very old has risen from the ashes. Old and very, very
dangerous.